I found it eye-opening in terms of understanding how municipal governments work in practice and how perverse incentives lead to poor community outcomes. It had a huge impact on the way that I think about where to live and what policies I support in local government.

This book complements Happy City in that both books explore what characteristics of a city make it attractive for residents to live there but also how legislation often yields the opposite results.

I thouroughly enjoyed the walk through Pedro's design process for his personal website. From where he drew inspiration, to live snapshots of the design's iterations.

To repeat the words of Chris Coyier again:

Redesigning your personal website is one of life’s great pleasures.

↗ ped.ro

On 11th February, from 11am to 6pm, I'll be doing a pop-up with Bernal Village Marketplace. I'll have a selection of prints, framed pieces and originals availble! Come see me!

A prominent investor got excited about collective bargaining. I did too! (But probably for different reasons.)